BSc in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (Honors) in Newark United States | University of Delaware

Preserving Earth's biodiversity and safeguarding our planet represent monumental challenges that drive everything you'll accomplish through this program. Research suggests between 200 and 2,000 species vanish annually. Make a greater impact by leading conservation efforts. Join researchers investigating global species ecology and participate in crucial discussions about each organism's role in planetary survival. This program explores all wild organisms—from tiny insects to towering oaks, from aquatic algae to terrestrial mammals—and their struggles coexisting with human civilization.

The Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (BS) degree caters to students passionate about biological environmental science, including species preservation, animal biology, and ecosystem studies. The curriculum combines foundational sciences with specialized courses on vertebrates, plants, insects, conservation principles, and related fields. Its adaptable structure supports diverse career paths, from wildlife research to environmental education, conservation policy, and habitat management. Completing this program meets the basic educational criteria for Associate Wildlife Biologist certification from The Wildlife Society, the premier professional organization in this field. Students will engage in numerous practical, experiential learning activities throughout their studies.